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Filter List of Network
Ok so have my script to grab all our networks. Now I would like to filter that list by a word in the name. This issue I am having is the list of networks is showing the ID and Name together but on separate lines.
id: #1
name: #1
id: #2
name: #2
etc...
Now I have been able to filter but when I do it only gives new the name and not the id. So if I filter on the name containing Z3:
Z3....
Z3.....
etc...
I would like it to return id:name combination that matches a word in the name.
L_###### : Z3...
Here is what I have currently. I have tried a couple different ways of filtering but just can't get it the way I want.
import meraki
API_KEY = ''
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY, suppress_logging=True)
organization_id = ''
response = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationNetworks(
organization_id, total_pages='all'
)
#ID and Name
fields = ['id', 'name']
for item in response:
for field in fields:
if "Z3" in item[field]:
print (f"{field}: {item[field]}")
Thanks in Advance!
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You're looping too many times, 'item' has all the elements you want, you just need to select matching 'item's and print the element(s) you want.
Something like...
for item in response:
if "Z3" in item["name"]:
print(f"{item['id']}: {item['name']}")
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Check out Lambda filter options for the list. I believe it will do want you need.
I can share an example later if still needed.
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You're looping too many times, 'item' has all the elements you want, you just need to select matching 'item's and print the element(s) you want.
Something like...
for item in response:
if "Z3" in item["name"]:
print(f"{item['id']}: {item['name']}")
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That worked thank you...I guess me over thinking a little.
Thank you much!
